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alert – FLASH SALE

March 30, 2014 Posted in australian ceramics, brisbane ceramics

All will be revealed in the morning!!!

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Big thanks to @brisstyle (Bel and Diana - you are both ✨AH-MAY-ZING✨), my stall buddies @designsbyroz and my most excellent customers for all that you did to make today’s Handmade Market so wonderful! Special mention to a one market angel - i don’t know who you are but THANK YOU for your kindness today!! PS: I’m hoping to re-open my Etsy shop early next week but some lines did sell out today 🤣 #servantceramics #brisstyle #market

All set up at @brisstyle ‘s Handmade Christmas Market at the State Library!! Here til 4pm ☺️#servantceramics

Prime example of why we shouldn’t glaze while tired.... I had intended for a purple interior but obviously poured the wrong glaze 🤦🏼‍♀️ Swipe for two other kiln pretties that caught my eye as I unloaded the kiln!! #servantceramics

Always room for a few more hearts in our life!! #servantceramics

Remember those textured trays I posted a while back... ✨🔥✨ ...here they are! I absolutely did a little happy dance when I unpacked the kiln 💃🏼 #servantceramics

An unexpected transfer while glazing #servantceramics

🤩 THIS SATURDAY 🤩 My only Christmas Market is the @brisstyle Handmade Christmas Market at the State Library! Would love to see you come along! ✌🏻

✨ Mug update. Here I’m peeling back the latex which acted as a resist while I dipped the handles. This glaze needs a thick application so that’s why I don’t brush it on. After I’ve neatened up the edges around the handle, I apply wax to protect this glaze as I’ll re-dip the exterior into my clear glaze. #itsaprocess #servantceramics

In these photos, I’ve applied latex to protect the body of the mugs before dipping the handles into an iron rich glaze. Once the glaze dries, I’ll peel back the latex 👍🏻 #servantceramics

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